Clinton links AIDS to global stability on World AIDS Day
President Clinton urged Congress to fund HIV prevention and treatment to ensure access for all Americans regardless of income. He outlined NIH plans to expand international AIDS research in over 50 countries, stressing AIDS as a moral, economic, and security crisis. He noted US deaths down but 40,000 new infections yearly, and highlighted the Whitman-Walker Clinic visit with AIDS survivors who praised his advocacy.
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Globe-spanning runner aims 40 miles daily
Henry trains under Hill on a round-the-world run while studying endurance. He recalls Rick Hansen's two-year wheelchair circumnavigation in the 1980s and says if Hansen can travel globe with two arms, he can do it with his legs. He plans to meet Topeka runners and run in cold weather.
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